Who is traditionally credited as the author of the Sau Sakhi, an important Sikh manuscript from the early 18th century?

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Sau Sakhi, composed between 1724-1734, is attributed to Bhai Ram Kanwar. It contains 100 Sikh anecdotes and is significant for Namdhari and Nihang Sikhs. The text, written in Hindi and Punjabi, dates to early post-Guru period and contains various prophecies. Multiple versions of Sau Sakhi exist today.

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Bhai Ram Kanwar Sau Sakhi, composed between 1724-1734, is attributed to Bhai Ram Kanwar. It contains 100 Sikh anecdotes and is significant for Namdhari and Nihang Sikhs. The text, written in Hindi and Punjabi, dates to early post-Guru period and contains various prophecies. Multiple versions of Sau Sakhi exist today.

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